rahatmarket delivery app
rahatmarket delivery app
rahat.app is a fully considered, end-to-end food-delivery platform — one that became especially relevant after the pandemic. I designed the landing page for both customers and partners, plus the apps and services behind every part of the operation: the customer app, the picker, the manager, the courier and more. The system can govern absolutely every step, from order to doorstep.
Client
- The customer browses products and places an order
- Adjusts the details — brand, quantity, weight and so on
- Enters where to deliver
Delivery
- Market staff pick and pack the order
- The courier gets a notification
- Picks it up and delivers to the door
Admin
- Content is filled in through the admin panel
- Processes are configured and managed
Card redesign
What I would change on this screen today — with the experience I did not have in 2021. Top to bottom.
- Move the labels off the main photo and down below — they compete with the product
- Give the icons on top a backdrop so they stop dissolving into a light background
- Run incoming photos through one AI pipeline: one angle, one light, one background
- Make the product name bigger
- Show the unit price explicitly
- Rework the text styles
- Move the price into the button
The screen — drag to compare
Sources — 2021
I built one master component and branched the whole series off it. Back then every status — Sale, New, Low — kept its own variant. Two statuses at once? One more variant for the combination. Add the card with a quantity counter and the entire set of states repeated from scratch.
The combinatorics grew faster than the value. Booleans and variables arrived later and closed exactly this pain.
Sources — 2026
Labels became booleans: switched on and off from the properties panel, with no component clones.
I gave the objects air — the outline came off the price tag. It is still a button, just without the frame.
That was not enough, so I assembled a wide version: it takes almost the same height and reads noticeably better.
Image format went to 4:3 — the way the product is actually photographed.
The labels went into plain boxes that do not wrap around the corner — cleaner.
A rating can be missing altogether, so it moved down, after the pack size.
Catalog density
Before
In the old grid the objects had no air — they got in each other's way.
After
The new grid lets the objects breathe and leaves room for controls, should they ever be needed.
What came out
On the left, the card as it shipped in 2021; on the right, the same card rebuilt today.
from 2021 to 2026
2026
What's under the hood
- Tons of discussion, reviews, dealing with management, markets, compliance, hypotheses and more
- Design system
- Icons
- 3D models
- CJM & user flows
- App screens
- Desktop screens
- Landing page
- Marketing materials
